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Eternal Core Plugin FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I see which Eternal Core commands I can use?
Type /help in chat to list the player utilities and server shortcuts available to you. The plugin has over eighty commands, but the server's staff decide which ones regular players can use, so your list may be shorter than a moderator's.
How do I set a home and teleport back to it?
Stand where you want your base point and type /sethome , for example /sethome base. Later, type /home with the same name to teleport straight back. Because each home has a name, you can save different spots under different names, up to whatever limit your server allows.
How do I teleport to my friend?
Use /tpa to send them a teleport request. The other player has to accept the request before you are moved, so tell them to watch their chat.
I died far from base, how do I get back to my items?
Type /back to return to your death point so you can pick up your dropped gear. /back also takes you to your previous location after a teleport.
Is /rtp safe, or will it drop me in lava or the void?
/rtp sends you to a random location that the plugin picks as safe, which makes it useful for finding fresh land. If you don't like the spot, use /back to return to where you were, and use /heal or /feed if your server allows them and you get hurt while exploring.
Can I open a crafting table, anvil, or ender chest without placing one?
Yes. Eternal Core has quick commands that open a crafting table, an anvil, or your ender chest from anywhere. Check /help for the exact command names on your server, since staff may restrict who can use them.
How do I fix a typo on a sign without breaking it?
Look at the placed sign and use /signedit to change its text lines directly. Color formatting is supported, so you can also add colored text this way.
As staff, how do I deal with a suspected cheater without them noticing?
Use /vanish to hide yourself completely from other players, then watch them. Use /near to list players and entities around you and /seen to check when someone was last active. If you need to stop them moving, /freeze holds them in place, and jail is also available as a moderation option.
Do players need to install anything on their own game to use Eternal Core?
No. Eternal Core is a server plugin, so it runs entirely on the server. Players connect with their normal Minecraft client and use the commands through chat.
Which databases can Eternal Core store data in?
It works with SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and H2. A small server can use a simple file-based option like SQLite or H2, while a larger network may prefer a database server like MySQL, MariaDB, or PostgreSQL.